The Defining Art World Moments of 2025, According to the Art Daddy Whatever comes next will demand sharper vision, real accountability and far less tolerance for business as usual. By The Art Daddy
The Art World Confronts a New Era of Censorship in the U.S. "While no single person is to blame, it’s clear that institutional fear—shaped by a broader climate of political hostility toward trans lives—played a role," artist Amy Sherald wrote of canceling "American Sublime" at the National Portrait Gallery. By Elisa Carollo
Can Controversy and Censorship Ever Be Good for Artists and Their Art? For some, controversy brings recognition, but many artists suffer emotional trauma, professional setbacks and long-term personal loss. By Daniel Grant
Indiana Museum in Need of Mike Pence Portrait Artist, Facebook Censors Hand Drawing By Alanna Martinez
Whitney Museum to Reinstall Collection, Hauser & Wirth LA to Keep Graffiti—and More By Alanna Martinez
‘Little Mermaid’ Statue Censored on Facebook, JMW Turner’s House Gets a Reno, and More By Alanna Martinez
Pornhub Billboard Taken Down The Day After It Went Up After Hotel Manager Throws a Fit By Jack Smith IV
Mahbod Moghadam: Who's Really Benefiting When We Censor Terrorists (and Ourselves)? By Mahbod Moghadam